Danny Wolf

I don't want to say take off, but really start showing more.

There's a reason I'm talking about Mikael Brown Jr. and Yago Yeoman as the two kind of the two players there and not players like Ben Seraf or Nolan Traore or Joshua Jefferson or other rookies like Danny Wolf.

And it's because I think Mikael Brown Jr. and Yago Yeoman have shown the most.

I guess you could say Jaeger Yeoman's second season, Mikael Brown Jr. rookie.

Can Mikael Brown Jr., Jaeger Yeoman show that growth over the course of the season? And the second thing with the Nets is what other names have emerged from the morass of younger players here?

I mean, there's some talent in them, right?

Ben Seraf, okay, can he actually be efficient, actually do something other than just drive left and spin the other way? Can Danny Wolfe play more within himself, I guess, and translate the statistical production to actual winning on court plays? Because I think that's the main question with Danny Wolfe.

I think we saw him have some fantasy potential, But one, the minutes weren't there last season.

Do agree.

Like, imagine this team was able to win vj edgecomb and i don't know cameron boozer in the 25 and 6 drafts like brown and yegor are something to get excited about or exciting about but yeah where's this team's number one option gonna come in maybe jordy fernandez is like a top 10 coach in the league and we don't see it yet and he really does get the most out of this team maybe there's a d-ron sharp breakout or no a clowny breakout or I don't know, would Danny Wolf break out something like that on this team moving forward? But yeah, I do look around in the next three years.

Are they going to be a respected team enough to land somebody in free agency? Are they a team that goes out and trades for a Brandon Ingram type player that definitely will have not the strongest market in the world and he could be a free agent at the end of the year? And they're saying, you know what, we could use a Brandon Ingram regular season type player.

Maybe they're a team that takes a chance on Zion.

It's Mo Wagner.

Danny Wolf, who I would say is not really a true center either behind him.

Like Brooklyn does not have a ton of options.

If this was the Nets roster going into last year, or maybe the better way to say this is if the, the new lottery system was not in place, would you have nearly as much interest in day Ron sharp? Like how much of it is, Hey, I think the Nets are actually going to have to kind of try this year.

But like, yeah, I mean, who did they leave? Yeah.

Danny Wolf.

Are you really upset if Danny Wolf gets taken?

You know what I miss, or not miss, in all of this, because there is a common thread in all of this, and it is the difficulty of roster construction given the current implementations.

I miss hearing from the people who are actually in the front offices making moves and making decisions with basically tied in handcuffs.